putting in water line

[Anonymous Poster]

jyoutz

Go to CadPlans at http://www.cadplans.com/3pointhitch.htm and scroll down to Trencher Model 103 for a sketch of one of these devices.

 

[TWINKLE_TOES]

Ernie,

Jogged my memory /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
<font color=blue>The hardest part was keeping the cows from tramping on it before i could get the line put in, and covered up.</font color=blue>

I had to build 600 feet of hot wire fence to keep the &%$#* cows out of the ditch, and still had problems. Curious critters for sure.

 

[jyoutz]

Thanks. Now I see how this works.

 

[ERNIEB]

Allan,<font color=blue>Curious critters for sure.</font color=blue>
Man, you sure got that right. Once I was doing some fence repair, and decided to go back to the house for lunch. The cows were nowhere to be seen, so I figured it would be OK to leave my tools there.WRONG When I got back about an hour later everything had been trampled, and had plenty of fresh manure on it/w3tcompact/icons/mad.gifI would have killed them, but the &%$#* things ran off when they saw me coming.

Ernie
"Do not be uneasy about me, I am among friends"
David Crockett 1836 (in a letter to his family)<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by ERNIEB on 1/4/01 00:45 AM.</FONT></P>

 

[heehaw]

i've got about the same setup as RCH; a subsoiler with a pipe welded to the back; works great. around here you can rent a walk behind trencher for @ $65 for 4 hours; an do a lot of trenching in 4 hours.
heehaw